The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-08-25

STORE properly mas turned up IN Marietta.
His name is Wade, rather shabby looking,
unprepossessing white man, who, it is said,
lives near Chattahoochee river. He claims
that a. Cook, deceased decided him the
two store buildings occupied by W. E Gil
bert and the one occupied by Charley Nell
| and all the land running back to the cross
| streetin rear of said buildings He has
been here several days and has called on
the occupants to vacate or pay him the rent.
he has so far failed to show any deed to the
aforesaid property, and has annoyed the
Clerk of the Court no little because there is
| no record Of any. He has been around the
stores annoying the merchants to some ex-
tent At night he has tied red flannel on
the door knobs of the front doors of the
stores, and told the night-watchman that the
| flannel strips were signals warning any one
from taking goods out Of those stores. He is
evidently cranky or crazy. The property in
! question shows a good chain OF titles from
A. Cook down to the present owners. The
merchants say they intend to have him ar
rested for vagrancy Or ldnacy if he annoys
them much further
best 80 cent Shirt on the market at
SPRINGER S.
-Harwood Seminary located at Mariet-
ia will open its fall term on September IA.
This school offers unusual advantages for
the education Of Young ladies', and at as
reasonable rates as any college. The
Seminary has a fine faculty OF ten skilled
teachers, and the best methods of instruc
ton will be used IN al the various depart
ments. Prof w. W. Legare, A. NJ, the
president is fine teacher Of wide repute.
Rev v +. Manget's services have been
secured in the literary department and all
who know him will cheerfully recommend
HIM as line teacher and a pure christian
gentleman. We have been personally ac-
quainted with Mr. Manget for many years
and can say we know of no better man to
entrQst the care of young ladies to. The
entire faculty is made up Of teachers of
skill and experience who are prepared to
advance students as rapidly as circumstances
will admit. lfyou have any daughters you
contemplate sending away from home to
graduate We would respectfully ask that you
consider the Harwood Seminary before
making arrangements elsewhere. - Canton
Adoance.
Sessions, Handy e. Co have some pure
n. .. Sugar and Syrup Don't buy this |
chemical stuff when you can get the genu-
Inc.
Mems, Ladies and Misses Shoes cheap |
at Hirsch's
,-Springer's store is headquarters for
Shoes.
The Cobb County Agricultural Associa-
ton has accepted the proposition to make a |
display at the Piedmont Fair, and will have |
typical Cobb county farm. The clubs
have agreed to furnish the produce and the |
citizens Of Marietta have subscribed the !
two hundred and fifty dollars Now it be- |
hooves everybody to put their best foot for
ward in making good display, especially |
Of fine stock A premium Of two hun
dred and fifty dollars is offered to the eoun-
ty making the best display of fine stock and
competition is open to the State Now let |
Cobb county carry off the premium. We
can do it, we will.
Two fine COWS, with young calves, for |
sale at my farm on Rottenwood creek.
NJ. A. MAYEs.
Beautiful line Of Black Cashmeres at
SPRINGERs
The Marietta Male Academy opened |
its tall term on last Monday morning with |
10 pupils, and 50 on Tuesday Prof. Harris !
has secured the services of Prof Beckett
formerly teacher in Ohio University, and
thus With Miss Hattie Culbreath as assist |
ant, as heretofore announced, the school is
well equipped and prepared to give the best
attention to the advancement Of pupils
Mr.. D. F. McClatchey has received |
another new lot of goods His FIVE and ten
cent counters have variety of useful and
ornamental articles that will certainly as
tonish yoa tirsi-olass -tock Of staple and !
fancy groceries kept constantly replsnished |
A good line Of shoes suitable for all classes |
You want to call and examine his stock to
appreciate it All orders filed promptly
and delivered free in the city
Complete line of ladies Hose. at
SrRiSaER's,
Fire on this mundane sphere doesn't
alarm the average colored congregation.
Saturday night last when the cry of fire was
yelled on he .i.eaia and the fire bell was
ringing and there was tramping Of men
and boys on the streets, the colored congre-
CATION at the African Methodist Church sat
unmoved and unconcerned and continued
cdei. pf9yers and songs, serene and sanity
B. 4. Dooley, the United States prison !
er, who escaped from the Jail yard while out
on bond, was captured in Habersham coun-
ty and brought to this place on last Friday
Sheriff Coryell paid twenty-five dollars re
ward for ms ar.e5t
-Northcutt Il Dobbs sold Mr. r. N. Hol- |
land house aud lot on the corner of Rey-
nolds and Wright streets and sold Dr. Goss
two vacant lots on Reynolds street DR.
Goss win build a nice house on one of the
lote
In order to make room, / vail sell Bug
gies for the next ten days at my lowest
cash prices, payable October 18th, without
! interest Now is your time to get bargains
B. r. Lice
i Pa!ar's celebrated $500 Shoe still
| leads, sold at SeatNGgRs.
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COBB WILL COMPETE.
Pursuant to a call Of President Orr, the